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It was this week I decided to just setup V6 and get it to work completely "just because". Literally everyone in my group has tried to talk me out of it because "Network issues? Disable V6." There is a huge knowledge gap. SLAAC will not work all the time and I believe they are confusing internet issues when they should be just managing their IPv6 network with router advertising.

Great update to your other vid, I realized after watching that it’s perfect for the use case you outlined but that it only worked one way. I think I’ll go for a 3rd “witness” node for the quorum.

Great video, very detailed and super specific, thanks a lot mister.

Okay, unrelated question. What browser are you using in the video? It doesn't look familiar and I couldn't find anything like it.

leave it on a screen for a second FFS !!! how can we follow without seeing the graphic , your mug is absoultely irrelevant to us !

Wow this is quality

Just wanted to say Thanks for this video. Using the information you present, I managed to get JellyFin HW decoding working on my Proxmox cluster.

Great video and well explained dude! I've got all the nodes pinging over the ring network, so well happy but how do we get ceph to use them in proxmox given we can't run dual stack, and the ring network is not seen in the GUI? (next vid?)

besides this video, thank you for the RSS on your site, much appreciated

Would this still work on rpi5 with bookworm? Is it ok to have the X server although bookworm works on Wayland? I have a perfectly working setup based on this post and am wondering if updating the previous version of raspberry os to bookworm would allow me to just take the SD and run it on rpi5. Any thoughts? Ty

I actually own one of these and used it a few times in the early 2000s. Even at USB 2 speeds it was faster than the 100 mb ethernet port many devices had.

This was an insanely good video! I’m really happy that I just stumbled over this. Subscribed!

White theme is a big misconfiguration 😜😄

I used to use wireguard but switched to ocserv.

I found this video excellent. I usually learn by example but I was hesitant to give the "ring network" a try since all the examples I found were 3 node ring networks. This video gave me the confidence that I could make this work with a 5 node node Proxmox cluster. I already have dual 10g LACP bond physical switched networking per node, which is plenty fast. After configuring the dual Thunderbolt on each node in a ring, I found it pretty easy. Even with a node (and its links) down, any other node is no more than a few hops away. Maybe still faster than the 10g LACP bond. Need to test though. I love that you show how to run the iperf, traceroute and nload commands for checking the connectivity. Very easy to follow. My next challenge is that this Proxmox cluster already hosts a Ceph cluster using IPv4 addressing on the 10g bond, but now I want to move the Ceph backend network over to the ring network. From what I can find, Ceph can't run dual stack - needs to be all ipv4 or ipv6. I'll be looking forward to your blog post/video on Proxmox Ceph running on the ring network. Once again, thanks for an excellent video!

Not to mention protocols emeding ip addresses in higher level headers (see SIP et all) not having to deal with algs and TURN/STUN on ipv6 will be mice onece ipv4 turns into a small minority. On the subject of IPv and containers (docker in my case), is it possible to set things up so that the contaners get IPv6 adresses via autoconfiguration (router solicitation + router advertisement) this can pe rather handy in a hom lab cenario when you isp depsides to give yo a different PD (which for home internet can, depending on ISP; be rather frequently) it would be nice not to have to change ipv6 addresses for numerous containers manually, and not evryone hase orcestartion rolled out,. It might just be me being an idiot but i can't seeam to get it to work

Better for machine control, because it doesn't have to do calculations, more or less dealing with libraries and no floating point needed.. that can be off loaded to the 'master'. Speed can matter and 2 core, if programed right gives a back-up redundancy in critical implementation.. a worker and a guard that can pickup the worker's implementation and flag operation, but still get communication and operational results if a core freezes. Code smart and know your core kernel functions. I wish that they would do some of the micro controllers in dual core and 16 bit..

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Incredible! Congrats for the content!

I have a VPS with a GRE tunnel to the IPv6 address of my home router, then enable ip_forward and set the next hop of the IPv4 address of the VPS to my router through the GRE tunnel. The advantages of this is less overhead so you can host it on a dirt cheap VPS, and it's even possible to assign the public IP directly to a server on your LAN if you use a GRETAP tunnel. All of this is configured without installing any extra software on the VPS since it only uses the "ip" command in Linux.

What is the gateway IPv6 adress in your example? 32:33

Now, how's this for a joke. My ISP has IPv6 by default, but.. If I rent IPv4, they cut off my IPv6 access. And the most hilarious thing is their excuse saying that if a client requests IPv4 address, there is a need to use it as a static IP for auth reasons in 3rd party services and if they were to leave IPv6 access routers would prefer v6 over dedicated v4 and the whole auth thing would fail. So they a preferring to break transport so that some Chad renting IPv4 for auth reasons would not bother their dysfunctional support.

Very interesting concept. I never would have even thought of doing it this way. I want to add my 2c for 7:36: UTP just means unsheilded twisted pair, what most ethernet cables are by default. STP (shielded twisted pair) is better if you want to run the cable through plenum, since they have shielding against EMR. A bit pedantic, but you seemed confused about it haha. Source: I'm a JR. network engineer.

Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was looking for, direct to the point, no unnecessary explanations, very clear and precise. Works like charm.

I you can get large diameter hose on a 1KM Reel then you could use that as a conduit and just cut it to the required length just make sure it is buried 6 feet below the surface of your lawn as you don't want your fibre optical cables getting cut by the lawn-more or by nasty pieces of work who don't like you having broadband.

I have a 9 cluster raspberry pi 5 and 4 proxmox setup now, just seeing the best way I can serve it out as a vdi cluster through a website to allow login sessions to different vdi vm's, am looking at trying to serve out chromiumOS/chromeOS out as a vdi session to zero clients or again through a web site in my house.

Has anyone used the setup, but instead of using a workable desktop, when they sign in this will automatically start up a specific app? Like running them in a kiosk? What about local printers attached (USB). Look at some ways to make this like a THIN CLIENT to run an Azure Remote Desktop software (session)

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why don't you have a home (box) for your computer? (I have a ton of them by the way ;))

have you tried to replace pcie-sata with smth else? it could be 6- or 8-bay nas with other relatively cheap adapter. i am curious if it will be supported in the UI.

Run 464 xlat, basically a private cgnat, but you control the exit port, so you can control the port forwarding. You can use this to derive your own IPv4 exit. You can use jool to implement this see siit-dc-xlat. You can then port forward on your virtual private server gateway.

IPv6 😢 I was so smart and left to latam and had my homelab server running behind my firewall in Germany. There it's a ds lite so same problem as you are describing here.. but in latam we have our own IPv4 but no IPv6.. it was a pain in the ass.. if anyone cares how I solved that let me know

Im in australia, and neither my mobile isp nor my home isp assign me an ipv6 address. with the exception of my isp when i was opted in to their bullshit gcnat. Is it just better in that case for me to continue using ipv4 since i have absolutely no exposure to ipv6 regardless of where i am and what device im using?

What isp's use ipv6, none I've used have.

I used Wireguard in the end whem I ended up behind CGNAT. I get IPv6 but it's a dynamic /56. I dont know if/when it'll change :(

I (kind of) use the Wireguard method but instead of allowing the VPS acces to my whole local subnet I set up tunnels on every server and configure the port forwarding with nginx (stream directive) since I always had problems with iptables. Failover (or load balancing) come as a nice bonus, and I can use both tcp and udp, and if I ever have to route to a website, I can set up a normal http/s proxy with caching which will also allow for easier certificate management and the ability keep the incoming ip addresses in x-real-ip parameter. The configuration is not that big of a deal to do manually once a month but I may make some webui to automatically rebuild the configuration at some point.

Hi Bro, Need your help. I have openvpn server with split tunnel configured on pfsense & use this VPN to connect to my work environment Currently I have a Ubuntu 18.04 laptop on which VPN client is configured, after connecting from this VPN, the internet on this system gets disconnected but I can connect to remote system I want internet to be working on my base system as well. There are a few paramenters in the confg file given below route-nopull route 192.168.10.62 255.255.255.255 Can you please help me step by step how to fix this. Kindly help. Thanks & regards,

Great video! Can you help me with my OPNsense / FreeBDS driver problem? I'm using a Sophos XG 125w firewall with OPNsense. But I can't get the Wifi interface working because of missing drivers; vendor = 'Qualcomm Atheros'; device = 'QCA986x/988x 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter'

@15:46 - what other address could you used for "IPv6 Prefix" instead of 64:ff9b::/96

You can also use SSH port forwarding for port forwarding. A benefit is that it requires no special configuration on the public server. Just write a service on your origin server that SSHs into the public server and everything will just work even if your home network changes. Many of the solutions in your video break if your home prefix changes.

Keeps us posted on your IPv6 only network !!!!

12:30 Octet is 8, colon separation in ipv6 is every 16 bits so it’s a Hextet.

Now we need a local mirror which is used in the base image that we don't pull all over wan everytime we start the machine. However it is amazing as we can guarantee to have everything up to date

What is your network drawing program

Can you tell something about memory consumption? Would be awesome to hsve a decent experience on a pi zero ,2 w

by the way, on cloudflare if you only add a AAAA record (with "orange cloud" enabled), cloudflare automatically proxies ipv4 connections if you don't add an A record also I didn't have to provide a credit card to use cloudflare tunnels (though the proxy dies for an hour sometimes and I've read that happens on the free tier so maybe that's it?)

Windows: "you cannot use that command" user sweats: "please?" windows: "no!" Linux: "you made a mistake, you didn't use proper punctuation and capitalisation..." user: *checks homework and correctly retypes* Linux: "you cannot do that..." user: "I am root!" *casts a -f command* Linux: "OK!"

By chance do you have a zero 2 ?

Is it Chinese?

I am currently operating behind a CGNAT, and I host my email service at home using MailinaBox. I have a Virtual Private Server (VPS) on Hostinger, which provides me with a public IPV4 address. I utilize a WireGuard tunnel in conjunction with iptables rules that extend all the way to my home, where I run a Virtual Machine (VM) within Proxmox that runs the MailinaBox setup. This system has been functioning exceptionally well for several months